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January 24, 1964

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Historical Context for January 24, 1964

In 1964, the world population was approximately 3,264,487,339 people[†]

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Headlines from January 24, 1964

Nixon Would Accept A Convention Draft

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Nixon would accept draft in deadlock, TV int; leaves self open for Vice Pres draft; says Goldwater is current favorite, Scranton 2d as result of Eastern 'pros' support; Scranton comments on Nixon and Draft

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NEW, REVISED 1964 WORLD ALMANACDallas tragedy, new President, World's Fair. 896 fact‐packed pages. Now at stands. bookStores. Published by World‐Telegram.—Advt.

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IF THE TIMES IS YOUR KIND of morning newspaper—it's a sure bet the vital, reliable World‐Telegram will please you and your family each evening.—??

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TAX BILL IS VOTED BY SENATE PANEL; House‐Approved Measure Calls for $11.5 Billion Cuts—Debate Due Feb. 3

By Unknown Author

Sen com approves tax bill, 12-5, calling for cuts totaling $11.5 billion, over 1/2 applying in '64, all in '65; rejects maximum 50% rate for persons forgoing various deductions, credits and allowances; individuals to get about $9.2 billion in relief, corps $2.3 billion; avg rate cut for individuals put at 19%; withholding rate would be cut to 14% effective wk after bill's enactment; allowable amt of tax-free divd income would be doubled; other provisions

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JOHNSON ASSERTS HE TOOK STEREO AS INNOCENT GIFT; Explains Phonograph Was Only One of Presents He and Baker Exchanged; INSURANCE IS DISCUSSED; President Defends Purchase of a $200,000 Policy on Him by LBJ Company

By Unknown Author

Johnson explains receipt of stereo set and purchase of life ins, press briefing; calls set gift from Baker family; says they exchd gifts before; does not comment on Reynolds purchase of ad; says ins premijms were not included as business expense of LBJ Co but were paid by co with 'after-tax money'; says Reynolds got small comm on portion of premiums, that G Sampson, as Manhattan Ins Co agent, handled deal, that $78,000 in premiums have been paid to date; refers to Baker as employe of his and of Govt; says Baker, when he gave gift, had no business pending with him and expected nothing in return

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